457 W 57th St

Addison Hall is a prewar cooperative in Midtown West/Upper West Side Manhattan, completed in 1929. The 16-story building contains roughly 75 primarily studio and one-bedroom residences arranged around traditional prewar circulation. Architecturally it retains classic period details such as beamed and high ceilings, hardwood floors, and some original bathroom tile; many units feature built-in cabinetry, walk-in closets, and foyer separation. The property operates as a full-service coop with a 24-hour attended lobby, live-in resident manager, elevator access, central laundry facilities, bicycle storage and rentable storage lockers. Common infrastructure includes building-provided internet and bulk cable, mailbox/package handling, and on-site staff for day-to-day management. Pet ownership and pieds-à-terre are permitted with board approval; the coop’s approval process is described as flexible, allowing guarantors, co-purchases and parental purchasing. Situated three blocks from Central Park and adjacent to Columbus Circle, the building places residents within walking distance of multiple subway lines (A, C, B, D, 1), grocery and retail options, cultural destinations such as Lincoln Center, and the Hudson River promenade. Maintenance typically includes heat, hot water and gas, and periodic assessments have been noted.